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Cheat Sheet: BPA Free Baby Food, Baby Food Creation and Storage Tools

February 5, 2010 by Kathy • Filed Under: ** Cheat Sheets!, Food Safety

Having a 6 month old means I am in the midst of the baby food jungle.. starting to introduce cereals and purees, which he is really loving and doing so well on them. I’d love to say I carve time out of my day to make all my own baby food but realistically, we all don’t always have the time and need to rely on prepared baby foods.  I set out to find as many safely packaged baby food as I could and interestingly enough – most of the baby food packaged in BPA Free packaging was organic.  Yay! Many of these brands you can find at your local health food stores or Whole Foods.  Some you can find at the grocery store (Like Sprout Organics and Plum Organics). I’ve had some luck finding brands at Babies R Us as well. So here is a cheat sheet for those of you who need a little extra help finding something right for you.

Last Updated: May 17, 2012

Baby Food Packaged in BPA Free packaging

  • Earth’s Best Jarred Baby Food (Company says they converted to BPA free jar packaging in Oct 2011)
  • Gerber 2 Packs
  • Happy Baby Organic Baby Food – Frozen, small portions,
  • Sprout Organic Baby Food – Single portions (resealable), delicious
  • Yummy Spoonfuls Organic Baby Food
  • Plum Organics (Plum Baby & Plum Tots)
  • Homemade Baby So Smooth Baby Food (Just Apples, Just Pears, etc)
  • Fifi Bear’s Frozen Organic Baby Food (Temporarily unavailable)
  • Tasty Baby Frozen Organic Baby Food
  • Maddy’s Organic Meals (Online store currently closed)
  • Pomme Bebe
  • Yummy In My Tummy Baby Food
  • Petite Palette Gourmet Baby Food
  • Bella Baby Frozen Organic Baby Food
  • Ella’s Kitchen Baby Food

BPA Free Baby Food Preparation Tools

  • Beaba BabyCook Baby Food Maker
  • The Wean Machine
  • Green Sprouts Baby Food Maker Mill
  • Norpro Stainless Steel Baby Food Maker Mill
  • Williams-Sonoma Rosle Food Mill (stainless steel)
  • Munchkin Food Mill Baby Food Grinder

BPA Free Baby Food Storage Options & Ideas

  • Baby Cubes Baby Food Storage
  • Evenflo Smart Steps Freezer Trays
  • Fresh Baby Baby Food Storage Trays
  • Kinderville Silicone Freezer Tray Sets
  • Beaba BabyCook MultiPortion Silicone Freezer Trays
  • ThinkBaby Feeding Set
  • Thermos Foogo Food Jar
  • BornFree Stainless Food Jars
  • Onyx Stainless Steel Ice Cube trays
  • Kidco Freezer Trays

Make Your Own Baby Food Resources

  • WholesomeBabyFood.com – Recipes
  • Weelicious – Great site, lots of good info!
  • Top 100 Baby Purees by Annabel Karmel
  • Blender Baby Food by Nicole Young and Nadine Ray ND
  • Cooking For Baby by Lisa Barnes
  • Feeding Baby Green, by Dr Alan Greene
  • Super Baby Food by Ruth Yaron
  • Baby Led Weaning by Gil Rappley

*Please note this is not a comprehensive list… if there is a brand or item you don’t see here please share it with us!

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  1. rebecca says

    February 5, 2010 at 10:27 pm

    Evenflo makes freezer trays (Evenflo Portion Freezer Tray) that claim to be BPA free. Also, another great resource for making baby food and the one that I still use even though my baby is eating table food is Super Baby Food. It is a nice and chunky book full of every kind of “food” info you could ever want!

  2. Rachael says

    February 6, 2010 at 3:02 am

    I’d add “Baby Led Weaning” by Gil Rappley and her website http://www.babyled.com to your resources. That is the resource I used with my second child for solids and it was great to bypass purees and spoonfeeding altogether – definitely made things easier when juggling multiple kids.

  3. heather says

    February 6, 2010 at 5:01 pm

    do you know if ella’s kitchen baby food is in bpa free packaging?

  4. Kathy says

    February 6, 2010 at 7:58 pm

    Heather – I just looked into it and yes it is! I added it to our cheat sheet. Thanks!

  5. Cathy says

    February 7, 2010 at 1:00 am

    i use Kidco freezer trays and love them!

  6. heather says

    February 7, 2010 at 4:19 am

    Just FYI – I contacted Fifibear’s today, and the owner said she was on hiatus and wasn’t producing any products. She also said they were out of any stock.

  7. Christine says

    March 1, 2010 at 8:08 pm

    Earth’s Best organic glass jarred infant foods – are these not BPA free? Forgive my mommy brain but I thought all glass jarred products were BPA free.

    Thanks for your input!

  8. Kathy says

    March 1, 2010 at 8:14 pm

    Hi Christine,
    The problem with glass is that while the glass jar itself is BPA Free – all glass is BPA free, however the LID is not. The inside of jar lids is coated with an epoxy lining that does contain Bisphenol-a. The amount of BPA that gets into jarred foods is variable and considerably less (I am assuming it’s less), so glass is a better choice. But I can’t tell ou they are 100% BPA Free which is why they are all missing from our list.

    I hope that clears it up! (I have permanent Mommy Brain by the way)

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